Hey everybody, we're so excited to tell you about a new faith matters initiative called

Organized Intelligence. This is supported by the Future of Life Institute, and we're bringing

together Latter-day Saint Voices from across disciplines to explore the ethical, social, and spiritual

dimensions of AI. Our first gathering will take place November 4th and 5th in Salt Lake City,

where you'll hear from scholars, creatives, technologists, and religious leaders. This is a gathering for curious minds, and we would love to see you there. Go to

Organized Intelligence.aI.i to RSVP. Hey everybody, this is Aubrey Chavez from Faith Matters.

Today we're sharing a conversation with Jeff Burningham, entrepreneur, former candidate for governor,

and now author of a new book called

The Last Book Written by a Human. The conversation begins with an unforgettable scene that Jeff

witnessed in India on the banks of the Ganges River, a place where death, life, and the mundane

all unfold side by side. And that image becomes a frame for everything we discuss, the reality

of constant transformation and the deep human need we discuss, the reality of constant transformation

and the deep human need for presence in the middle of it all. Jeff describes what he calls

the old game, a life built around achievement, hustle, and doing more to be more. And then he

shares what happened when that game stopped working for him and how it led him to something new,

a life of deeper being, awareness, and love.

We also get to talk with Jeff about AI, not just as a technological shift, but as what he

calls a cosmic mirror. Jeff believes the AI is here not to replace us, but to reveal us,

to help us to see what's essential and to ask who we want to become. The path forward, he

says, will require us to do something radical, to give up ego, to lean into love, and to ask who we want to become. The path forward, he says, will require us to do something radical,

to give up ego, to lean into love, and to return to the wisdom of the body, of nature, and of the family.

In the face of rapid change and uncertainty, Jeff invites us to return to what's most human.

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